Educators
Needs Assessment in Environmental Education and Interpretation Online Course Offered
Spring 2011 Courses Run January 27 – March 11
| Friday, November 12, 2022
The Environmental Education and Training Partnership (EETAP) has announced its schedule of online environmental education courses offered by the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point in the spring 2011. The courses, set to run Jan. 27-March 11, include: Fundamentals of Environmental Education Applied Environmental . . . read more
Educating for Sustainability—Paradigm Changes Start in Classrooms
Graduate Program Makes the Big Ideas Relevant in Students' Lives
Every teacher—in a public or private school—can help students see the larger connections among economics, the natural environment, social justice and their own community and family life. Yet it is important for educators to make . . . read more
Flight of the Monarch
Conserve School Students Support University Research
In the last few decades, monarch populations have dropped precipitously. Scientists suspect that both climate change and parasites are playing a role in this continued decline. As a result, several universities have begun monarch citizen . . . read more
PVC-Free School Supplies List and Guide
Center for Health, Environment and Justice 2010 PVC-Free School Supplies guide includes a list of PVC-free school and office products. read more
Gulf Oil Spill Teaching Resources
The National Environmental Education Week Foundation recently published the following list of resources and links for teaching about the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. The Bridge Ocean Science Education Blog The Bridge . . . read more
Aquaponics Grows Crops and Fish Together in a Recirculating System
Growing Power is a national nonprofit organization and land trust that provides hands-on training, on-the-ground demonstration, outreach and technical assistance for the development of community food systems that help people grow, process, . . . read more
Lake Superior Education Resources
Full Circle Superior
Lake Superior is not just any old big pond. It holds one-tenth of all the freshwater in the world, and has a shoreline 1,600 miles long - the length of a road trip between Duluth and Florida. Countless cities and communities depend on it for . . . read more
Environmental History and Other William Cronon Articles
"The Uses of Environmental History," Environmental History Review, (Fall 1993), "A Place for Stories: Nature, History, and Narrative," Journal of American History (March, 1992),and other articles by William Cronon . read more
